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Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1849-07-05

Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1849-07-05 page 1

DAILY OHIO STATE JOURNAL. COLtl MHUS, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1849. VOLUME XII. NUMBER 307. WM. li. THRALL k HENRY REED, EDITORS AND PKOPMBTORt. omen imitii-on.t tonif of High Nntt and sugar alley. TKIt.MS. 16 it") . 3 50 2 00 Daily per annum. Tii-weckly per annum,-Wuuklv ner annum, Terms of Advertlsinjg. Twel vo UdM or le..,one or IDieo insertions, fl, MM XI cent, for each aMitionalin.ertion. BUSINESS CAIiDS. AMERICAN. WM. KELSKY. OOlitTMBm. O. CARLISLE HOUSE, BY J. BOYD, Opposite the New Court House, South Mam tri t, Anrilr.t .V'r. . inn tvii.i.K. "Hi". ciiarlen w. gilmoke, ATTORNEY AT LA W, Chllileotbe, Ohio, will practice in the court of ROM, Pickaway, and the adjoining nov30. .dir. uiTTiii us a in I'l l, I :s. ATTORNEY anil Counsellors nt Law, Columbu., Ohio. Office one door south of I. N. Whiting & Huntington Hook-store, up tair.. NOT. 1 1 l84' F. J.MaTTMWI, A. H. Butti.k-s. WTrEHTIIRALI, A1TORNEV and Counsellor at Law. Columbus, Ohio. Also,' a Commissioner lo tako the Acknowledge-moid of Deed! for tho But of New York. p" OftWs on High t., between Town and Rich, oct.D. 1)11. MARIN'S OFFICE, BASEMENT of Jodge Swan's now building, High at. Kesidmn Southwest coiner of Rich and Third Ml., .it. n.i,.l.i Church, decll dtl. t 1 ' -r- , , B Y DAVID MITOHELL, Broad street, i.oiumuus, u. Uo, April O..UU. I. N. WHITING HUN . lIu.Jti, , BOOKSELLERS and Stationers, next door to the Clinton Haidi.llijfh street. Columbus, Ohio. A large assortment . f Books and Stationery always on nana " t, r, infl,'!' Xr Tlf.f.SV.V. BOOK-BINDERS, High street, opposite the 1 ublio um nin sit a nnnTT At m.. DEALERS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron. Nails Glass House Builders' materials, Farming and Mechanical Pools, Military Goods, &c. dec., No. Hi 1 High street, sign of the Gilt Padlock. J. B. WHEATON, Dl! UGGIST.aml Dealer in Patent Medicines, Faints.Oils, Dye Stutrs, Class, in:. &c, wholesale and retail, corner of High and Broad streets, Columbus, Ohio. C. R. KING, D1 i BALER IN DRY HOODS, &c, opposite Exchange Bank, Columbus, rw. B. COMSTOCK & CO., CORWARDWO mi COMMISSION MERCHANTS, J Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Canal Basin, Columbus, Ohio. J. IUDGWAY tV CO'S IKON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Colum bus. Ohio. Stoves of all kiuds.and a great variety ofCas ,. .Iim hand. Oct. I, 1841. "b". J ri lliVltrr TIIOM PSON'S OFFICE. N O 4, NEIL'S EXCHANGE, opposite the Secretary of stale's Offloa, High St., Columbus. decll. COLUM B US II AT STORE. JK RUDISILL, High street, opposite the State Build- ings, always keeps on hand a good assortment of Hats and Caps of the latest fashions. Hals made to order. WM. WILL8IIIRE RILEY SURGICAL and Mechanical Dentist, Columbus. Ohio. Agent for Alcock's Premium Teeth, for sale Baker & Riley's Patent Forecp Key. Mav H.t-wly. iu ei v HT.rtf.iv. V.II ft i.i, a, . rpilK lubeeriber has removed to the new brick stable built J. lv Dr. L. Goodalo, corner of Sugar and Fair alleys, a lew s'ops from High street, and rear of the Capitol House. O3 HOR8EB AM) CARRIAGES TO LET Nov 2.. dif J- MASSF.Y. GEORGE E. WALCUTT, gJON AND I1ANNER PAINTER, Nov.y...dtf coi.uini'S. OHIO. ERICKSON & TREADWELL, (10 M MISSION MERCHANTS, for i ho purchase and J sale of WOOL, at Rochester, .New York, and No. 64, Pearl street, Boston. AARON ERICRSON, Rochester. N. Y. OEOROE PREADWELL, Boston. aecl2 dly. COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD. fTMlE ninth instalment o!' ten per cent, on each share of X the capital stock of this Company, is required on the 15th day of July next, and the 10th aiid last instalment of ten per cent, on the 15th day of Annual next, to be paid to D. W. Deshler, Esq., Treasurer of this Company. By order of the Board. J. UIDGWAY, Jr., Secretary. Juno 18. 1819. Jj Statesman. Xenia Torch Light and Cincinnati Gazette, publish to Aug. 15th. jiy 7w. CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. '-J .Till.- hLimIIuh I. ...... -.Mu.n.itlv IM l.,.,l n large number ol Family Carriages. Buggies. ,kf made of the best materials and work manship, which they are selling at etrij low prices. They have also a large LIVERY STABLE , I .finnnplo,! will, tlinir liniiiip.tf iinrl 'im nn-nnrpd ?i.ln Rocom mod ate customers promptly, and at rea sonable prices. Shop and Stable, corner ot H root street and Sugar Alley, between Slate and Town streets. BLAKE, DOMIGAN ft CO. P. H Second hand Carriages and Buggies for sale. Repairing done promptly. May 7. I839.3m NOTICE. Till, subscribers to the stock of the Columbus and Wor-IhtagtOI Plank Road and Turnpike Company, nre hereby notified that an installment of 20 per cent has been or dered by the Board of Directors, payable within thirty days from da'e. to A. W Brown. Treasurer. A. W. BROWN, Sec'y of Board or Directors. June 8. 13KI -lmd&w. A. W. BROWN dc CO., HAVF. just received from New York their Sprint.' nnd Hummer Goods, consisting or a lart'e and well selected stork or French, German, Belgian and American Cloths and Cassimeres, or the latest and best styles. Also a general assortment or Silk, Cashmere and Marseilles Vestnics. Cravats. Stocks. Handkerchiefs, Shirts, Suspen. ders, (iloves, hall Hose. iVc. &c , which will be disposed or nt a verv small advance above cost. Please examine our goods and prices betbre putchasing elsewhere. Fashion Plates lor sale. April 17, 1819. dtf poll SALE ThaJllOl SK and LOT on the corner ol 1? Rich and Scioto streets No. 20. in McKlvaine's addition. The house ia in good rep ui. and a very romruriable residence. The lot ia rurnished wilh a irood stable ai d ev ery convenience. It will be sold very cheap, pr casn or on time. miL.L.3 ot ' nin VI. aweaaaan nans nomi ne. BUR IRON WORKS..!'. HAYDI.rv, rer ol IKON anil WIHK All kimls anil ntlv on hand, and for sale at Pittsburgh pri- . n..iui , I ,ir riniii'r Diiiioines ft .. u.J C L2l a aid. P. HATDKN. FRANKLIN HOUSE. J. I). TAYLOR, Into ol the MOfltROm- ery House, line t.iknn the above stand, whiek miv JU I..- Ikih tlioniUili!y rtttirc(t tuiil RrrfLDgM t(.r tin; cninlurt nnd cunveuiuncn m his (doikIh nnd filherH who in. iv fiivnr him with thoir ciuti in. din put nxperif-hco in the Ihi-hi'v ', wnrrnnta him in Haying tio knowH the wiiiits of thi ir.nrlnM' public, rind it lully pm p.imi tu nctui iniutor thereto, in a tninner thut will givu gU rral UtUflMtion. Nn hoiicH Ijv a strict nttontinn to buflinein. ond ntudied ef-fort to iir.c lo DMftt a liherul nhnro of public mtrnnnn. April h, IIM'J. MW JTRHMaVAY A CO., IMOAI) STREET, OJA?AflttJ, OHIO, MAMJKACTUKKKS of Steam Knginei, StoveH, Plowt and ail kinds of Machinery. They are the eiclusite ntOnAwtttlWI In thiu put of the Slnte of liuclm Improved Douhh and 8ingU Oven Cookfag Stove, Ami 1 1 1 1 v recently procured an entire new set of patterns. contnining Inte improvenientR mnde under the special direction of the patentee. This Stove, they are now prepared to say, is the v-.rv best family Cooking Stove which hat ever been made, either hero orolscwhcre. There are foursi-zen, from No. 2 to No. 5, varying in size and price so as to suit any family. The sulwcribers also mnke the Premium ('ooking Stove of u superior pattern, 'i'lus is a good nd cheap Stove. roeif stock ot Moves con sists, in part, of the following : Muck's Improved Double and Single Oven Cooking Stoves. ftKjfJ ipSrj I J , ""'"i' Improved Cooking Stoves elcpant pattern. Peckham's Vermont " " and Box Moves. Coala Parlor and Shop Stoves. 1 tod 10 Plato Stoves. Plate Boxes, four sizes. Tho subscribers also continue the Plow business, as formerly, an make a variety of kinds ol the very best materials uml workmanship, In addition to thoil former business, lliey have prepared themselves at great expense, nnd are now manufacturing STKAM ENGINES, of various sizes and patterns, but all embracing the latest improvements. Their prices will be as low as work of the same quality can he procured forelse-wheie. Machinery of ull kinds made to order, and repaiis prompt! attended to. The subscribers are also the exclusive manufacturers ol Parker's Patent Water Wheel in this State, the best saw mill wheel in use. A continuance of public patronage is lollcited. decl3d&w. J. R IDG WAV Sl CO cTrp'et s i c ARPEnrsTi Jl). OSHOKN & CO., thankful for the great run their Carpet Kstahlisbmciit has had, and anticipating a large trade for their Carpets this season, would inform the public that they have jUHt received an extra large lot of all kinds of Sprint: Styles of Carpet, Oil Cloths, A c, selected from the latest styles, and purchased for the Cash, and will he sold lower than ever offered in this city. Their stock consists in part of GOO yards BrUMeUl, at $1 37 to 1 75 1600 " Throe Ply, h 1 II I 37 OOQ " Best Wool Ingrain. " 117 1 00 tfiOO 11 Assorted kinds, ' bti " 7.r tOOO " Wool and Cotton, 37 11 06 1800 ' Cotton, " S6 " 30 IS00 " 14 Venetian, " HTA " !25 li()0 " Topeslrv &. wool do. U 37" M 7o D00 u Stair, 31 Si Woolen ftuggf, from '2 U " !( M SO Oil Cloth " I. OP. I 00 70 Sea (irass and Woolen Matts, ;MJ " I I tOO yards 4-4 and (M Matting, 'JO -Ml :m b Heavy Speniih do. 3U " 37iJ y50 " Cotton and Wool Rag Carpet. 379 Woolen List " Oil Cloths, of t, 3, 4, 4f 6 and 12 feet wide, at 37c to 51 00 per yard. Also, cut to suit any size room or hall. Ciirtaius-oPainted Shades. 660 yards Col. Woolen and Cloth Drapery. 500 11 Needle Work Swiss Muslin Curtains, (ruin 31c to ft per yard. 360 Books Stripe and wove figured Curtains. 96 Painted Oil lortnini Colombui, April 13 dkw3m .No llumliug ! .OOIs AT COST rOH 30 DAYS, Cp P KLL.I.S ik CO., intending to make a change in their X business soon, will for the next thirty days offer their stock of Hardware, at wholesale or retail, at cost, and many articlei for LESS THAN COST ! CitiK at Bakuains can bu had by calling soon, T. P. ELLIS & CO., Columbus, June , '19-diSi.wlin. Hi High street. FbirsALi;, TDK JKWKTT FARM, consisting of eighty acres, lying on the verge of the Cily of Columbus, half a mile south ol the new Court House, between the Chillicothe road and the Scioto river. Tliia valuable property contains ten acres suitable for building lots, the balance being rict bottom laud, appropriate for pardons or farming purposes Persons desiring a htndlOme properly adjoining a city, ra pidly extending its limits, would do well to examine. ! m terms apply at the law office of B. T. GUSHING, Opposite Bichtnge Bank, High at. Columbus, April .30, 181!. d& wtf To Country Merchants. C1ALL on (. R KINO, mid buy goods below the market J prices. Cone along, and make yourselves known as cash buyen responding to this call, and you will buy. For a few days only. C. B. IvIXG. May 17, 1849 doiw. lOOfOOO POUNDS OP WOOL WAHTBdT" I OR which cash will he paid, delivered at my store. No. . Buckeye Block P. HAYDKN. Columbus, 'Mnv 17, litl!) ditw. COPARTlf ERSH1F YJcKLVAlN A KITCH. Wholesale and Retail Grocers, IV JL and Dealers in Produce, would respectfully inform their friends and public generally, that they have entered Into copartnership, and may be found at the warehouse for merly occupied by John Willard, near the Scioto Bridge, where they offer tor sale a large assortment of Groceries verv low for cash or produce. They will also pay cash for all kinds of produce. .'OS. MefiLVAlM. july6dotw. K. FITCH. A PREVENTIVE OP CUOUBRA Too mot! convenient and pleasant residence in the beautiful and healthy town of Worthmgton is for sale very cheap, t is a house of good Bizc. well finished, with every convenience about it for comfortable living. The situation is the most desirable in the the town for a residence, without eiOOp lion. The village of Worthington is noted for the respectability and intelligence of its people, and for its churches ami good schools, nnd is the most healthy place in toil part ot the country. Not one case of cholera occured there when it visited Columbus in 1H32, and any one living there during the coining summer will be safe from that dreaded petitilence. It is bat nine miles from the city of Columbus, and the Cleveland Railroad being located about half a mile from the village, will make it a most desirable situation for those wishing retirement and pure air. at the samo time that they can have a quick and easy communication with the city. Knquirc of Janl6..dfcw. H. COWLKS fc CO., 131 High st. ""KiRKTpAl GATE. IT is evident .this (.ate possesses many valuable qualities over the Swing Gate or any other which we have seen, among which wc notice the following ! 1st. Its self-balancing principle obviates all difficulty of sagging 2d. Its siinpl i cily of structure renders it easy of manufacturing. 3d. Its durability is secured by Iwaring its entire weight on the rollers, and only in a perpendicular direction. 4th. A team may approach it on either side without backing up to open it. full. It slides parallel with tho fence which renders it outof the way when open, fith Time and labor saved iu opening nnd shutting, equals fitty feet travel at each operation. 7th. The difficulty of swingiogagainst wacons white passing thro is obviated Bth. 'l. or more is actually saved on each Gate bf obviating the expense nt iron hinges and fastenings, as the expense of the rollers will not exceed 25 cts. j hesc Gates took the first Premium at the New York State Agricultural Fair, field in Auburn, October, Ifi-Ul ; also, several county Premiums. The Self-Shutting Wicket Ottt. also, the Farm Gate has iieeu built in front of tho Institution for the Blind, wuere lliey may be inspected. The subscriber has the right for Franklin county, for the bove Gates, nnd will sell rights on reasonable term. Columbus. June 15..d&wtf. JOKL SKARLKS. NEW BOTANIC M i:ui 1 ; sTOKE. TIM High street, opposite A. P. Stone's K'ore. HF. subscriber has taken Howird's Botanic Medicines, and is filling up with fresh and well prepared articles, such is all persons who dotre freedom from bodilv suffering, up on rational principles, may use to profit Also, a supply of those well known Liniments for external application, that he lias lnTH mini nvprl in niniitifnrturin" for vp;irs tnt. thf cC feet of which is to excite in the system that kind of action that will sssist nature in removing the obstructions that cause suffering. The different Syrette, Bitters, Tinctures, &c. that are in use, can all be had on short notice apl.J d&wly IIOBKRT CLOUD. lliAiM ZL1 1 r1- v ' "ISfiTraaaT T T MM Iff 1 1 1YHV Tl I" I r P3 o bd AFRESH supply of Canton Teas just received mayl ddtw. C. K. KIN(J. BOSTON PIANOS. THE subscriber WdUld nTOst reHpeetliilly call the attention ol the musical public to pome of Gilbert's Patent Grand Action Piano Fortes, He is now opening, among which arc two ASolioberd Pianos, for compactness of form, beauly of style, delicacy of touch, power and quality of tone. SURPASS ALL OTHERS, ever made in thll country. Their peculiar construction rcn-dete the tone to rich, varied, end powerful, eeentiiely to preclude the possibility of being appreciated without being heard. Persons wishing to purchase and the profession generally are respeclfully invited to call, examine and decide for themselves. All Pianos sold at Ibis agency will be warranted for one year if they do not prove good, the purchase money will he refunded or exchanged to suit the purchaser. Arrangement having been made, new music for the Piano will he received monthly. Piano wire in sets or single string. Pianos, Organs, Seraphinerf, and all kinds of musical insiru-ments. tuned or repaired at short notice. Orders from a distance promptly attended to. rionoi sold at manufacturers' prices and carriage. Wnreroom, 4 doom north of JSeil House. novo iKVwIy a. RKF.D, Agent. A. P. STONE & Co., WHOLESALE DEALERS, EXCLUBIYELY, ARE now receiving their .Spring S-ock of British and American Dry Goodn, to which they invite the atteiv tiou of the merchants in Columbus and surrounding coun try Our stock is large and as complete as can be found in any Wholesale House in New York or Philadelphia, and we can and will sell tliein as cheap as they can he purchased in either of the above named cities, with ihe addition ol freight. We buy our goods of the Importers, Manufacturers, and at the great Package Auctions, the same places where the wholesale merchants east buy, and we can live a) as small profits in Columbus, where rents and other expenses arc nol one-tenth what they are east, as they can. Wo invite one and all to look ;tt our stock aud prices, and judge tor themselves. A. P. BTONE & CO. P. S. We takn this method to say to our old customera that our goods are now nrriving, and wo should be glad to see them. marltJ dtVw. B'HOYS, DO YOU HEAR THAT t GRKAT BARGAIN ! For sale I valuable farm, in Frank Un county, situated on the road leading lOtn Howard's Mill to Dublin, and one mile west of the Scioto river. Said farm contains 133 acres of land, 100 of which are cleared and in a good state of cultivation. On the premises are a good log dwelling house and ham, an orchard of good fruit trees, and two never-failing springs of water. For further particulars Inquire of the subscriber on the premises. ap!2-3mdifew. JOSEPH HART. SH EEP P K LTS . I hesuTbs7ribe"rwil I pay the high-est market price 10 cash for SHEEP PELTS. deliver ed -it his factorv on State Avenue. P HAYDKN. rebt4ddswtf. PATENT HARK MILLS, made in a new and highly approved manner; one of the best mills now in use, and warranted to perform well. Manufactured and for side by J. W. A. Gill, at the Juuc I9ewdctw1f. FRANKLIN FOUNDRY. J lit A W. A. GILL, TBON FOUNDRY, corner of Town and Canal streets. X (oluinbus,Ohio:Warehouse,No.7, Broadway Kxchange. Stoves Ploughs, Corn Shellers, Hollow Ware ; and a general assortment of Foundry castings, always on hand. Job work and Machinery made to order in the bast manner, and in short noliec. JunePj..w&t-wtf. WANTED, IN A STORE, A GOOD HONK ST GERMAN BOY.uge from 10 to 20 One who can taik Knglish.and can come with the best recommendation, will bear of a good situation by applying at this office. myPJ. LAWNS, &c. A LARGE lt of Printed Lawns, Cinghams, &c, pur chased since the great fall of prices, just received. AJtO, a few patterns of Bareges at reduced price, for sale by fjel-d&w. STANTON & LEE. LADIES' PHILADELPHIA SHOES. RECEIVED this nomine. 3 boxes super Hich Bus kins, of the bef-t Philadelphia make part ''urns aud part si ring heels, by H. COVVLKS OC CO. my 17 nfcw. Tribune copy.) TO RENTERS. WE have at this time a greatdeniand for houses to rent, and Ihose wishing good tenants would do well to leave their houses for rent, with us. march IU. MILLS &. SMITH. General Agents. pOPAUTNEKSHIP NOTICE. The rabeermera v.y have formed a copartnership under the firm of Ekk k son At Thkadu tu., for the transaction of the wool commission boaioeee, as heretofore conducted by the seu.or partner, at JNo. 5. Pearl sttcet. AARON ERICRfiDN, GEORGE TREADWELL. Boston, Dec. 12 dly. DISSOLUTION. The copartnership heretofore ei-iatleg between B. COMSTOCK At CO.. and M. P. HOWLKTT, was dissolved on the 1st dav of January, 1840 by mutual consent. HOWLETT & CO. inarchfi. SCBEIDAH GIN. b pipes Krneeend'l Pine Apple Gin. 3 do Clover Leaf do. In store and for sale low by BOUTHGATEj HAWTHORN et CO., jel. 24 Columbia st. Cincinnati VAUNISlf. lTMJRNlTURE VARNISH Nee, 1 and 2. Also, Polish-L Coach Body Varnish, for sale by J. B. WHEATON, Druggist, March Comer of High and Broad streets, IU STORY oTOoli and Silver, byJ.L.Com-r-t.stock, Mi D. Just received at the new bookstore, Neil House. fje!3 J. II. RILEY & CO. LATEST ARRIVAL AT Iff. GOODING'S, Mazarine Blue, Ureen, (.'berry and Mnroon Satins, for BcMTOeta, AleO . eepefior teOOOd Mourning, and Fancy Long BMWte, Demi vails, and sundry other lancy articles, nt one door south ot the I apitol House. dect'U. NOTICE. rTHE subRcribnr. hafhtfl relinauishcd his business in Co 1 lumbus, and desipniug to be absent a portion of the summer, hB left his books and notes with Mr. Matthew Long, at the bookstore of I. N. Whiting and Huntington, who in authorized to use his name in their settle cnent. All persons, therefore, who know themselves to he indebted to hirn either by note or hoe account, will please call imme dlettiy 0 Mr. Cong, and settle. J. R. SCROGGS. Lolumuus. May 1 1. IB4'J. VALUA1ILE HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE. The subscriber offers for sale, on very liberal terms, the following described real estate, situate on the National road, in the immediate vicinity of the eastern boundary line of ti e corporation of Columbus, and oppnsita the Blind Asylum, to wit: out lots Nos. 8G,iU, 100, 105 and lOtl.nfCros- by's addition of out lots. Also Nos 1, 2, 4 and 5. of Ram-scy's aildition. 2C. 27 and 30, of Champion's subdivision of hall "ection No. S3. Also, in lot No. 23, on Town street, of ('hampion's addition to the city of Columbus. On out lot No. 8fi there is a good two ftory brick houpe. together with suitable out-houses, ficc. There is also on in-iot No. ?.t, on Town street, a small frame house. For further par-licnlitM. as to price, Arc. inquire of the subscriber on the premises. npl....d.Vuif. AMOS iS. RAMSEY. BOOKS & STATION K H . 1. N. WHITING St HUNTINGTON, BookltUtri and Htaliontrn, I huh itrcrt. V A I.IAIU.K WO It KM I'Olt I'AH.HKItH. TMK ,'ARMER'S LIUKAUY; eonttIon Ueluru to Kurnipr. on AKricullural CbemlltTT. by Alcxamlcr P,tl holdt ; trio Principles ol' Agriculture, by Allmrt D. TllMr, and the Uook bf the Farm , being a systematic work on nracticnl agriculture, on nn entirely new nnd original plan ; by Henry Bttphens. Illustrated with portraits of nnimals jaaintcd Irnni lilo. beautifully engraved, and numerous wood cuts aud plates of agricultural implements so particularized as to ennhlc country mechanics to construct them Iroiu the descriptions. With copious noles and observations, by John H. Skinner ; I vols. Uvo. " No farmer who thirsts for llowl edge himself, or who aspires lo have bis son rise to (be true ' post ol honor,' the dignified station of an intellectual and accomplished agriculturist, canjustifiablv deny himself such a work as Stephens' Book of the Farm.'1 The Journal ol Agriculture, contains the best current productions in promotion of agricultural improvement, in-eluding the choicest prize essays issued in Kuropo and America, with original contributions from eminent iaiiiiers and state. men. Edited by John 8. Skinner ; S vols. Uvo. "The engravings in these volumes are numerous, and many of them nre colored to life and very cosily. They are nol only invaluable to everv farmer, but they will be louud extremely interesting ami beautiful volumes in every family whir, reading I'oims any portion of their occupation or amusement." The Western Farmer nnd Hardener devoted to Agricul lure, ftoriiculture, Uvdonlug, the Flower GlldlB, t'attle Haising, &.c. F.dited bv F.. J. Hooper. Thomas Alllock, Charles Foster, and Carles W. F.lliott. F.sqrs. 1 vol Uvo. F.ncvclopa'dia Of Agriculture ; comprising the Theory and Practice of the Valuation, Transler. Laying out, ini-provement and Management of Landed I'ropeity ; and tho Cultivation and Economy ol the Animal and Vegetable Fro. dnoUODI ol Agriculture, Including the hilest improvements j a general history of Agriculture in nil couutiies. iTnd a statistical view of its present slate, with suggestious for its future progress. With upwards of eleven hundred engravings on wood. 1 large vol Uvo. IVew edition, with amp-plcnient. containing all the re- e"t iniprovements. Ity J. C, Loudon. F. L. (i. Z., &. H. 8., ic. The Farmer's Companion ; or essays nn the principles and practice of American HlllbtlUlfT. With an appendix, containing tables, and other matter useful to ihe farmer; by the late lion. Jesse Buel I vol. lino, The Potatoe i'lant, its uses and proportioa ; together with the cause of the present malady. The extensicu of 1 1 ... t disease toother plants, and ibo question as to the best tneana of averting that calamity ; by Alfred Smee. I vol l"Jmo Tha Farmer's Treasuro ; a practical treatise on the na ture and value of manures, founded from experiments on various crops. Wilh a brief account of all the most recent discoveries in Agricultural Chemi.try. By F. Fulkner. 1 vol. li!ino. For sale nt the bookstore of I. N, WHITING dc HUNTINGTON. mvP dikw. BOUSE FOB II EXT. THE lour story brick house on the southeast corner of Town and Front Ktreets, is now for rent. This house has recently been finished off inside in a very neat stvle, nnd containing eight convenient rooms, is we'll calculated for a boarding bouse or for a good sized family. There are also a good cistern and pump in the yard. For terms, Ac, applv nt I lie Dookati re of jeltl. I. X. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. " BOOMS FOR It EXT. SKVFRAL rooms well adapted tor offices, over the store of II. Cowlcs &. Co., are for rent. Applv at the bookstore of I. X. WIUTlXti ,V lil'XTINTO.N. jell). NEW HOOKS. KAVANNAM, by Longfellow j 1 vol. Dacolah, by Mrs. Eastman) 1 vol. Lavard's Ninevali; 2 vols. Distumell's Railroad and Steamboat Book. For sale by jell. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. lf AOAZIXES FOB JUNE itJL God.v's Lady's Book i (iraliain s Magazine; Snrtain's Union Magazine. For sale bv may. I. X. WHITING ft HUNTINGTON. WOOD'S PHACTICE-Ncw Edition. - A TREATISE on the Praetioe of Medicine, by lleorgo B. Wood, M. 1). Second edition, just published 2 vols. Rvo. For8ale at the bookstore of my8, I. X. will ! ING .v HUNTINGTON. MAOAINES Godoy's Lady's Book for May; Graham's Magazine for May ; For sale bv ipM, l. N. WHITlNti & HUNTINGTON. Abhott'H History ol ( buries the Second. HISTORY of hing Charles the Second, of England ; by Jacob Abbott ; 1 volume, limo. Just received at the Bookstore of iny7 LX WIUTLNC ,t HUNTINGTON. Lnmartine's Confidentinl Disclosure.. TI1F Conlidenlinl Disclosures, or Memoirs of my Vouth; by Alphonse de Lainartine, author of " Tha liislory ol the Giroodistl t" transtatad from the French ; price cis. Agnes Morris; or, Tha Heroine of Domestic Life; price 20 cents. For sale by my7 I fi. WHITING da HUNTINGTON. Melville's New Work. MARDI ; ami a Voyage Thither; by Herman Melville; '2 vols. I Jin... I or sale nt the Bookstore of my7 I. X. WHITING it HUNTINGTON. Franklin llliiMrntcd--Piirts 7 nnd 8. THF. beautiful illustrated auto. biography of Benjamin Franklin, anil a narrative of his Public Life and Servi ces. Splendidly embellished by numerous exquisite designs by Chapman. Parts 7 and H, completing die work, at the Bookstore of my 7 I, X. WHITING dc HUNTINGTON. IRVING'S WORK-.Vol. 10. THF, Adventures of Captain Bonneville iii the Rocky Mountains and the Far West. Edited by Washington Irving ; I vol. with map. For sale by jell. I. X. WHITING HUNTINGTON. ORDAUNT II a i.l, . 0 P. a September Night; a novel, by the author of Two uie men's l aies. Xo. 7, Illustrated Life of Franklin. For sale by nwyS. I. N. whiting & HUNTINGTON. MACAUI.EY'S ENGLAND, lor 25 cents per Volume. rtym HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the accession J of James II.; by Thomas Babington Macauley : Tho (heap edition, vole. 1 nnd 2, at 25 cents. Vols. 1 anil Sol die line edition of the same work, in a clear, heautiful type and handsomely bound Queen Elizabeth. The History of Quean Elisabeth, by Jacob Abbott, with engravings ; 1 vol. (lino. Part (iih of the beautiful illustrated edition of the Life ol Frnnklin. Price U Cts, For sale at the BookBtore ol aplO I. X. WH1TIXG Sc HUNTINGTON. THE EXPEDITION TO THE DEAD SEA. NARRAT1V E of the late Kxp.dition to the Dead Sea. From a Diiry by one of the party. Edited by Fdwnrd P. Montague ; attached lo the luited States Expedition Ship Supply ; with incidents and adventures from the time of the sailing of the Expedition, in November. 1(117, till the return of tbs aame, in December, 1848. Illustrated with a map of the Holy Land, handsomely colored. Jn.t received nt the bookstore of ap25. 1. X WHITING & HUNTINGTON. ENGLISH COMMON LA W HEPORTS-Voi. nine 55. RF.PORTS ol cases argued and determined in tho Kng-lish Courts of I 'ommon Law, reprinted in full, containing the cases in the court of Queen's Bench, in Trinity UbmILm. U1.I 1 t II. I . .,.' J . w ,m ,- wvui, siimy lerio, anil l.aMer term, 1816. Mason and Weleby's Reports, vol. 11. Just received nt the bookstore of np'2j. 1. X. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. ASTORIA. ASTORIA, or Anecdotes ol an Enterprise, beyond ths Rocky Mountains, by Wellington Irving. The an-thor's new revised edition, complete iu one; with n new map ol the Oregon Territory, from the but anthorities. Alalaiitii, a story of the Sea, I y the author of " Ye-ma.se," "Guy Rivers," &c. 1 vol. 12 mo. Just received at the bookstoie of ap3o I. N. WHITING A. HUNTINGTON. VOLS. 51 & 52 OF THE LAW LIHRAHyT 1MIE Law Libraiy, Third Series, Vols. 61 and AS l con-. tsining Byles on Bills, with American Notes, Williams on Personal Property. Raymond on Bill, of Eiceu-tions, Recent Leading Cases. Whitworth's EqaitV Prccc-dest., Ate. Just received at the bookstore of ' a'25. 1. N. WH1TIXG & HUNTINGTON. K A LOOLAH. JOURNFYIXGS to the Djebel Kumri ; an autibiogrsidiv of Jonathan Romar: 1 vol li!mo. For sale by je'L LN. WHITING i HUNTINGTON. Hir'ivruvB GRAHAM'S Magazine, and Godey's l.adie.' Book, for April, lor sale bv sp I. X. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. CINCINNATI. glass, drn. f()fi HALF BOXES Bm.ikvkhnon Imi-koviu jyJJ VTbih Ovkn GLASS, assorted ns below. IIKHI half hmn. i;'i 11. in O.lll 0.19 '1,1 l ii. I i KXH) " 111x12. 10x1 1, 10x16, lOxKi, 10x17, 10x11), 10x20, 10x22. 10x21. " 12x11 12x16, lixlli, 12x17, 12x18, 12x20, 12x22. iax2-t. " 11x14, 11x15, 11x16, 11x17, 11x18, 11x20, 11x22, 11x2-1. " 1 1x18. Mx20, 1(1x20, lfix22, 16x24, 18x24, .'10x10. " lfix28. 1029 20x22, 20x24, aix.'K), 24x3fi. Double thick 8ll0. 10x12, 10x10', 20x21, to 30x10. Xo. 2. 8(10. 10x12. 10x1 1. 10x15. 0x12. I (XX) 500 500 600 200 Also 600boxos GLASS WARE ss.ortod. 50. " Xcrve nnd Bone Liniment. H" " I't nnd half pt. Flask., 25 " Qt, 20 Qt. Bottlos. 20 hnlfand 1 gall. 20 Oils. (Is, 12s, 21s, 80s and 10s to gal. 20 Lemon Syrups. 20 Godfreys. it Pickle Jars. 20 half add 1 gallon Jars. 15 Bear's Oils. Imitation Crown and double thick glass. Druggist's, Flint and Green Glass Ware, of every description. Orders promptly filled, of any siie or quslity of Window Glass or Glnss Ware, at Pittsburgh prices. N. W. SPEERS, No 12 Columbia st., March 2d, 1849. dly Cincinnati, O. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. WE beg loavo to inforn the Merchant, of the Western country that wo are now receiving in addition to our former strock a very extensive variety of Good, in the Hard ward line, of American, English and German manufacture Wc particularly request the Merchant, to an examination of our stock before they make their purrha.es in ot1 e.' markets, us we arc Confident that our price, will be foun J correspondingly low with those of New Vork and other Fa 1 tern cities. Our stock i. comprised in part of tho following! Collin's, Stamen's, SUM Mann'. Axes; Mill and X Cut Saws; Grass and Grain Scythes; Scythe Snenths ; Sickles; Hay nnd Manure Fork. Haines, TraeeB, Hoes; Anvils ; Shovels andJSpadeej And Looking Glasses. Also, a complete Rssortmcntof Shelf Hardware. Prompt nnd particular attention will be given to all or ders entrusted to our care. MEAD & WINSTON. March 4..t wtf. No. 15 Pearl street, Cincinnati. IDOAB COKBMM0, wti.i.iAM wool). A 1,1 Kin noun CONKLImG, WOOD & CO., MA.M'FACTURKRS OK Pure White Lead, Chrome Green. Red Lead, " Yellow, Litharge, ' Red, I'u'ty. Pari. Green. Whiting, tire dried, Chinese Blue, Paris White, Assorted colored PaiHts . and Cider Vinegar. North ride of Court street, East of Broadway. have adopted the most approved method, s. prkc- tised b best Eastern manufacturers, in manufac'.ur ing White Lead, and will warrant it equal to any manufactured in Ihe United States. Will warrant the quality of each article we manufacture, to be ns good as any lo be pro cured, and to give entire satisfaction, Olfered at lowest prices on usual time, er discount for cash, Cincinnati, Jan. 3 lyd&w Pr. SKIXNER, ( Lute of New Lisbon, Ohio,) GENERAL Agency. Commission and Forwarding Merchant, deals in Butler, Cheese, Lard, and Produce in general. No. 13, East Front st., near steamboat landing, Cin-cinnnti, Ohio. liefer to Justus Wright, and A. G. Richard.on, Bro. & Co., Cincinnati) II. W. Snodgrsja At Co., New Lisbon; Grigg-. Elliott, Philadelphia; John Smith. New Orleans; S. B. Ross, Portsmouth; Lawson &, Covode, Well.ville ; Ewalt and Gebhart, Pittsburgh; John Scott, Nashville; W. C. Scott. St. Louis. sep24 dtf. " TO THE PUBLIC. HAVING completed our new Piano and Tea Wareroomr, and received our first shipments, consisting of SB splendid Pianos, and 300 chests choice Teaa. wc invite purchasers and dealers in those articles to call and examine our stock winch will be replenished weekly. Our 'Peas are purchased for cash direct from Importers, and our Pianos being from the manufactory of Stodart dc Dunham. New York, cannot be equalled in the U. States. The Piano Saleroom is over the Tea Warerooiss, snd occupies the whole upper part of the building. Peas put up in 4 and h pound packages, of better quality, in better style, and nt lower prices than of nny of (he East-cm packing houses. SMITH & NIXON, BUgl, N. E. corner 7th and Walnut st... Cincinnati, O. RAOS WANTED. W. will at all time, not the highest market price in Cash for good Rags. The ore-sent price is g3,SS per hundred lbs. NIXON & CO., Paper Unnulacturers, Walnut st, Four doors below Pearl st,, Cincinnati. marchG52 Cin Gaz. 17INE BRANDIES. . 15 half Pipes J B Godard Brandy; 15 do Magloiy do. 10 do Lnfayetto do. 20 do Alexandre Signette do 10 do J. J. Dupuy do. In store and for .ale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., My "i. 24 Colombia st., Cincinnati. s MALL LUMP TOBACCO.- i! haw Mo. 5 'a Tobacco : MO do Vn. 8's ilrti 100 do Mo. 8's do; SO do Mo. 12'. do ; 10 do Mo. Ill', do; 150 do Mo. ft do ; 100 do Vs ft do ; in .tore and for sals low bv SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN cV CO.. Btarchv. 24 Columbia st , Cincinnsl, CATAWBA WINE.-2000 gallons Catawba Wine, twoyears old, manufactured by an experienced Viatner, for sa e by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORNE & CO., Cincinnati, May 14. 21 Columbia st. MAO LORY BRAX DY. Seven hf. Pipes Msglory Brandy this dav received and for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORX ft CO., nP17 24 Columbia st. f B. GODDARD BRAND V. 10 hf. Pipes this J . .Ulterior brand C'hamn iirne llranHv r,.,..iv,l ,,,1 r,,. sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO.. P" 24 Columbia st. SICILY LIQUORICE 5 case. Sicily Stick Lienor ice in store and for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORNE & CO. Cincinnati, May II. ?1 Columbia st. BURGUNDY POUT WINE.-50Qr.C..k. Fr. Durand " Burgundy Port, now landing and for sale bv SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., "P17 24 Columbia st. JIX TWIST TOBACCO.-1U0 keg. No. 1,6 Twist KJ U obacco. our own manufacture in .tnrn n,i,l r,,r i, SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN or. CO.. "' 18 21 Columbia .1. Cinninn.ti I 1 If! IB. 'I' If i Nil L'lUlI , - - - -...... ai. a. . Ian, XW 25 ca.k. Rice. 500 bid.. Tar, 200 do Fish. For sale by KING &. HEFFNER, 27 Main .ttsot, ar2- Cincinnati. OUOAR AND S. H. MOLASSES kJ 200 brls I:, I'm, ,1 HnmMi '.o.i,, 11 MJ...-. m! - . uu. j. ,,. ,'l.,MD,l., illllir", landing from Bella Isle, and for sale by "P" Miu cc HLf FiNKR, Cincinnati. MULES. Six very line Mules, .nitahla for Calitor nia 1 dvenlurers, may be had by applying to J6 KING &. HEFFNER, 27 Main st.Cineinnati. RUSINS.200To7e.7l00 i boTeVTlOO'i boxes, l'snd. iug from John Adams, and lor sale bv pb KING Jt HEFFNER, Cincinnati. MOLASSES. 1.000 brls Mola.se, landing from Bell. Isle, and for sale bv KING Sl HEFFNER aP" 27 Maiu .t.,Cinciunati. 100 spt BAGS Pimento ; 50 blips Java Coflce l.nding from United State., and for .ale by KING & HEFFNER, Cincinnati. LEATHER. 100 bundles Uppei and Skirting LesUier ju.t received by KING & HEFFNER. nP,; Xo. 27 Main st.. Cincinnati. TAR. 100 brls S. C. Tar. put received and forVale by apO king fc HEFFNER, Cincinnati. SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-3.0 hdds. Sugsr, fair and prune ; 1 ,2IK) hbls. MolH.se.. For .ale by KING & HEFFNER, 57 Main.treel. merit, Chisiuati a

DAILY OHIO STATE JOURNAL. COLtl MHUS, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1849. VOLUME XII. NUMBER 307. WM. li. THRALL k HENRY REED, EDITORS AND PKOPMBTORt. omen imitii-on.t tonif of High Nntt and sugar alley. TKIt.MS. 16 it") . 3 50 2 00 Daily per annum. Tii-weckly per annum,-Wuuklv ner annum, Terms of Advertlsinjg. Twel vo UdM or le..,one or IDieo insertions, fl, MM XI cent, for each aMitionalin.ertion. BUSINESS CAIiDS. AMERICAN. WM. KELSKY. OOlitTMBm. O. CARLISLE HOUSE, BY J. BOYD, Opposite the New Court House, South Mam tri t, Anrilr.t .V'r. . inn tvii.i.K. "Hi". ciiarlen w. gilmoke, ATTORNEY AT LA W, Chllileotbe, Ohio, will practice in the court of ROM, Pickaway, and the adjoining nov30. .dir. uiTTiii us a in I'l l, I :s. ATTORNEY anil Counsellors nt Law, Columbu., Ohio. Office one door south of I. N. Whiting & Huntington Hook-store, up tair.. NOT. 1 1 l84' F. J.MaTTMWI, A. H. Butti.k-s. WTrEHTIIRALI, A1TORNEV and Counsellor at Law. Columbus, Ohio. Also,' a Commissioner lo tako the Acknowledge-moid of Deed! for tho But of New York. p" OftWs on High t., between Town and Rich, oct.D. 1)11. MARIN'S OFFICE, BASEMENT of Jodge Swan's now building, High at. Kesidmn Southwest coiner of Rich and Third Ml., .it. n.i,.l.i Church, decll dtl. t 1 ' -r- , , B Y DAVID MITOHELL, Broad street, i.oiumuus, u. Uo, April O..UU. I. N. WHITING HUN . lIu.Jti, , BOOKSELLERS and Stationers, next door to the Clinton Haidi.llijfh street. Columbus, Ohio. A large assortment . f Books and Stationery always on nana " t, r, infl,'!' Xr Tlf.f.SV.V. BOOK-BINDERS, High street, opposite the 1 ublio um nin sit a nnnTT At m.. DEALERS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron. Nails Glass House Builders' materials, Farming and Mechanical Pools, Military Goods, &c. dec., No. Hi 1 High street, sign of the Gilt Padlock. J. B. WHEATON, Dl! UGGIST.aml Dealer in Patent Medicines, Faints.Oils, Dye Stutrs, Class, in:. &c, wholesale and retail, corner of High and Broad streets, Columbus, Ohio. C. R. KING, D1 i BALER IN DRY HOODS, &c, opposite Exchange Bank, Columbus, rw. B. COMSTOCK & CO., CORWARDWO mi COMMISSION MERCHANTS, J Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Canal Basin, Columbus, Ohio. J. IUDGWAY tV CO'S IKON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Colum bus. Ohio. Stoves of all kiuds.and a great variety ofCas ,. .Iim hand. Oct. I, 1841. "b". J ri lliVltrr TIIOM PSON'S OFFICE. N O 4, NEIL'S EXCHANGE, opposite the Secretary of stale's Offloa, High St., Columbus. decll. COLUM B US II AT STORE. JK RUDISILL, High street, opposite the State Build- ings, always keeps on hand a good assortment of Hats and Caps of the latest fashions. Hals made to order. WM. WILL8IIIRE RILEY SURGICAL and Mechanical Dentist, Columbus. Ohio. Agent for Alcock's Premium Teeth, for sale Baker & Riley's Patent Forecp Key. Mav H.t-wly. iu ei v HT.rtf.iv. V.II ft i.i, a, . rpilK lubeeriber has removed to the new brick stable built J. lv Dr. L. Goodalo, corner of Sugar and Fair alleys, a lew s'ops from High street, and rear of the Capitol House. O3 HOR8EB AM) CARRIAGES TO LET Nov 2.. dif J- MASSF.Y. GEORGE E. WALCUTT, gJON AND I1ANNER PAINTER, Nov.y...dtf coi.uini'S. OHIO. ERICKSON & TREADWELL, (10 M MISSION MERCHANTS, for i ho purchase and J sale of WOOL, at Rochester, .New York, and No. 64, Pearl street, Boston. AARON ERICRSON, Rochester. N. Y. OEOROE PREADWELL, Boston. aecl2 dly. COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD. fTMlE ninth instalment o!' ten per cent, on each share of X the capital stock of this Company, is required on the 15th day of July next, and the 10th aiid last instalment of ten per cent, on the 15th day of Annual next, to be paid to D. W. Deshler, Esq., Treasurer of this Company. By order of the Board. J. UIDGWAY, Jr., Secretary. Juno 18. 1819. Jj Statesman. Xenia Torch Light and Cincinnati Gazette, publish to Aug. 15th. jiy 7w. CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. '-J .Till.- hLimIIuh I. ...... -.Mu.n.itlv IM l.,.,l n large number ol Family Carriages. Buggies. ,kf made of the best materials and work manship, which they are selling at etrij low prices. They have also a large LIVERY STABLE , I .finnnplo,! will, tlinir liniiiip.tf iinrl 'im nn-nnrpd ?i.ln Rocom mod ate customers promptly, and at rea sonable prices. Shop and Stable, corner ot H root street and Sugar Alley, between Slate and Town streets. BLAKE, DOMIGAN ft CO. P. H Second hand Carriages and Buggies for sale. Repairing done promptly. May 7. I839.3m NOTICE. Till, subscribers to the stock of the Columbus and Wor-IhtagtOI Plank Road and Turnpike Company, nre hereby notified that an installment of 20 per cent has been or dered by the Board of Directors, payable within thirty days from da'e. to A. W Brown. Treasurer. A. W. BROWN, Sec'y of Board or Directors. June 8. 13KI -lmd&w. A. W. BROWN dc CO., HAVF. just received from New York their Sprint.' nnd Hummer Goods, consisting or a lart'e and well selected stork or French, German, Belgian and American Cloths and Cassimeres, or the latest and best styles. Also a general assortment or Silk, Cashmere and Marseilles Vestnics. Cravats. Stocks. Handkerchiefs, Shirts, Suspen. ders, (iloves, hall Hose. iVc. &c , which will be disposed or nt a verv small advance above cost. Please examine our goods and prices betbre putchasing elsewhere. Fashion Plates lor sale. April 17, 1819. dtf poll SALE ThaJllOl SK and LOT on the corner ol 1? Rich and Scioto streets No. 20. in McKlvaine's addition. The house ia in good rep ui. and a very romruriable residence. The lot ia rurnished wilh a irood stable ai d ev ery convenience. It will be sold very cheap, pr casn or on time. miL.L.3 ot ' nin VI. aweaaaan nans nomi ne. BUR IRON WORKS..!'. HAYDI.rv, rer ol IKON anil WIHK All kimls anil ntlv on hand, and for sale at Pittsburgh pri- . n..iui , I ,ir riniii'r Diiiioines ft .. u.J C L2l a aid. P. HATDKN. FRANKLIN HOUSE. J. I). TAYLOR, Into ol the MOfltROm- ery House, line t.iknn the above stand, whiek miv JU I..- Ikih tlioniUili!y rtttirc(t tuiil RrrfLDgM t(.r tin; cninlurt nnd cunveuiuncn m his (doikIh nnd filherH who in. iv fiivnr him with thoir ciuti in. din put nxperif-hco in the Ihi-hi'v ', wnrrnnta him in Haying tio knowH the wiiiits of thi ir.nrlnM' public, rind it lully pm p.imi tu nctui iniutor thereto, in a tninner thut will givu gU rral UtUflMtion. Nn hoiicH Ijv a strict nttontinn to buflinein. ond ntudied ef-fort to iir.c lo DMftt a liherul nhnro of public mtrnnnn. April h, IIM'J. MW JTRHMaVAY A CO., IMOAI) STREET, OJA?AflttJ, OHIO, MAMJKACTUKKKS of Steam Knginei, StoveH, Plowt and ail kinds of Machinery. They are the eiclusite ntOnAwtttlWI In thiu put of the Slnte of liuclm Improved Douhh and 8ingU Oven Cookfag Stove, Ami 1 1 1 1 v recently procured an entire new set of patterns. contnining Inte improvenientR mnde under the special direction of the patentee. This Stove, they are now prepared to say, is the v-.rv best family Cooking Stove which hat ever been made, either hero orolscwhcre. There are foursi-zen, from No. 2 to No. 5, varying in size and price so as to suit any family. The sulwcribers also mnke the Premium ('ooking Stove of u superior pattern, 'i'lus is a good nd cheap Stove. roeif stock ot Moves con sists, in part, of the following : Muck's Improved Double and Single Oven Cooking Stoves. ftKjfJ ipSrj I J , ""'"i' Improved Cooking Stoves elcpant pattern. Peckham's Vermont " " and Box Moves. Coala Parlor and Shop Stoves. 1 tod 10 Plato Stoves. Plate Boxes, four sizes. Tho subscribers also continue the Plow business, as formerly, an make a variety of kinds ol the very best materials uml workmanship, In addition to thoil former business, lliey have prepared themselves at great expense, nnd are now manufacturing STKAM ENGINES, of various sizes and patterns, but all embracing the latest improvements. Their prices will be as low as work of the same quality can he procured forelse-wheie. Machinery of ull kinds made to order, and repaiis prompt! attended to. The subscribers are also the exclusive manufacturers ol Parker's Patent Water Wheel in this State, the best saw mill wheel in use. A continuance of public patronage is lollcited. decl3d&w. J. R IDG WAV Sl CO cTrp'et s i c ARPEnrsTi Jl). OSHOKN & CO., thankful for the great run their Carpet Kstahlisbmciit has had, and anticipating a large trade for their Carpets this season, would inform the public that they have jUHt received an extra large lot of all kinds of Sprint: Styles of Carpet, Oil Cloths, A c, selected from the latest styles, and purchased for the Cash, and will he sold lower than ever offered in this city. Their stock consists in part of GOO yards BrUMeUl, at $1 37 to 1 75 1600 " Throe Ply, h 1 II I 37 OOQ " Best Wool Ingrain. " 117 1 00 tfiOO 11 Assorted kinds, ' bti " 7.r tOOO " Wool and Cotton, 37 11 06 1800 ' Cotton, " S6 " 30 IS00 " 14 Venetian, " HTA " !25 li()0 " Topeslrv &. wool do. U 37" M 7o D00 u Stair, 31 Si Woolen ftuggf, from '2 U " !( M SO Oil Cloth " I. OP. I 00 70 Sea (irass and Woolen Matts, ;MJ " I I tOO yards 4-4 and (M Matting, 'JO -Ml :m b Heavy Speniih do. 3U " 37iJ y50 " Cotton and Wool Rag Carpet. 379 Woolen List " Oil Cloths, of t, 3, 4, 4f 6 and 12 feet wide, at 37c to 51 00 per yard. Also, cut to suit any size room or hall. Ciirtaius-oPainted Shades. 660 yards Col. Woolen and Cloth Drapery. 500 11 Needle Work Swiss Muslin Curtains, (ruin 31c to ft per yard. 360 Books Stripe and wove figured Curtains. 96 Painted Oil lortnini Colombui, April 13 dkw3m .No llumliug ! .OOIs AT COST rOH 30 DAYS, Cp P KLL.I.S ik CO., intending to make a change in their X business soon, will for the next thirty days offer their stock of Hardware, at wholesale or retail, at cost, and many articlei for LESS THAN COST ! CitiK at Bakuains can bu had by calling soon, T. P. ELLIS & CO., Columbus, June , '19-diSi.wlin. Hi High street. FbirsALi;, TDK JKWKTT FARM, consisting of eighty acres, lying on the verge of the Cily of Columbus, half a mile south ol the new Court House, between the Chillicothe road and the Scioto river. Tliia valuable property contains ten acres suitable for building lots, the balance being rict bottom laud, appropriate for pardons or farming purposes Persons desiring a htndlOme properly adjoining a city, ra pidly extending its limits, would do well to examine. ! m terms apply at the law office of B. T. GUSHING, Opposite Bichtnge Bank, High at. Columbus, April .30, 181!. d& wtf To Country Merchants. C1ALL on (. R KINO, mid buy goods below the market J prices. Cone along, and make yourselves known as cash buyen responding to this call, and you will buy. For a few days only. C. B. IvIXG. May 17, 1849 doiw. lOOfOOO POUNDS OP WOOL WAHTBdT" I OR which cash will he paid, delivered at my store. No. . Buckeye Block P. HAYDKN. Columbus, 'Mnv 17, litl!) ditw. COPARTlf ERSH1F YJcKLVAlN A KITCH. Wholesale and Retail Grocers, IV JL and Dealers in Produce, would respectfully inform their friends and public generally, that they have entered Into copartnership, and may be found at the warehouse for merly occupied by John Willard, near the Scioto Bridge, where they offer tor sale a large assortment of Groceries verv low for cash or produce. They will also pay cash for all kinds of produce. .'OS. MefiLVAlM. july6dotw. K. FITCH. A PREVENTIVE OP CUOUBRA Too mot! convenient and pleasant residence in the beautiful and healthy town of Worthmgton is for sale very cheap, t is a house of good Bizc. well finished, with every convenience about it for comfortable living. The situation is the most desirable in the the town for a residence, without eiOOp lion. The village of Worthington is noted for the respectability and intelligence of its people, and for its churches ami good schools, nnd is the most healthy place in toil part ot the country. Not one case of cholera occured there when it visited Columbus in 1H32, and any one living there during the coining summer will be safe from that dreaded petitilence. It is bat nine miles from the city of Columbus, and the Cleveland Railroad being located about half a mile from the village, will make it a most desirable situation for those wishing retirement and pure air. at the samo time that they can have a quick and easy communication with the city. Knquirc of Janl6..dfcw. H. COWLKS fc CO., 131 High st. ""KiRKTpAl GATE. IT is evident .this (.ate possesses many valuable qualities over the Swing Gate or any other which we have seen, among which wc notice the following ! 1st. Its self-balancing principle obviates all difficulty of sagging 2d. Its siinpl i cily of structure renders it easy of manufacturing. 3d. Its durability is secured by Iwaring its entire weight on the rollers, and only in a perpendicular direction. 4th. A team may approach it on either side without backing up to open it. full. It slides parallel with tho fence which renders it outof the way when open, fith Time and labor saved iu opening nnd shutting, equals fitty feet travel at each operation. 7th. The difficulty of swingiogagainst wacons white passing thro is obviated Bth. 'l. or more is actually saved on each Gate bf obviating the expense nt iron hinges and fastenings, as the expense of the rollers will not exceed 25 cts. j hesc Gates took the first Premium at the New York State Agricultural Fair, field in Auburn, October, Ifi-Ul ; also, several county Premiums. The Self-Shutting Wicket Ottt. also, the Farm Gate has iieeu built in front of tho Institution for the Blind, wuere lliey may be inspected. The subscriber has the right for Franklin county, for the bove Gates, nnd will sell rights on reasonable term. Columbus. June 15..d&wtf. JOKL SKARLKS. NEW BOTANIC M i:ui 1 ; sTOKE. TIM High street, opposite A. P. Stone's K'ore. HF. subscriber has taken Howird's Botanic Medicines, and is filling up with fresh and well prepared articles, such is all persons who dotre freedom from bodilv suffering, up on rational principles, may use to profit Also, a supply of those well known Liniments for external application, that he lias lnTH mini nvprl in niniitifnrturin" for vp;irs tnt. thf cC feet of which is to excite in the system that kind of action that will sssist nature in removing the obstructions that cause suffering. The different Syrette, Bitters, Tinctures, &c. that are in use, can all be had on short notice apl.J d&wly IIOBKRT CLOUD. lliAiM ZL1 1 r1- v ' "ISfiTraaaT T T MM Iff 1 1 1YHV Tl I" I r P3 o bd AFRESH supply of Canton Teas just received mayl ddtw. C. K. KIN(J. BOSTON PIANOS. THE subscriber WdUld nTOst reHpeetliilly call the attention ol the musical public to pome of Gilbert's Patent Grand Action Piano Fortes, He is now opening, among which arc two ASolioberd Pianos, for compactness of form, beauly of style, delicacy of touch, power and quality of tone. SURPASS ALL OTHERS, ever made in thll country. Their peculiar construction rcn-dete the tone to rich, varied, end powerful, eeentiiely to preclude the possibility of being appreciated without being heard. Persons wishing to purchase and the profession generally are respeclfully invited to call, examine and decide for themselves. All Pianos sold at Ibis agency will be warranted for one year if they do not prove good, the purchase money will he refunded or exchanged to suit the purchaser. Arrangement having been made, new music for the Piano will he received monthly. Piano wire in sets or single string. Pianos, Organs, Seraphinerf, and all kinds of musical insiru-ments. tuned or repaired at short notice. Orders from a distance promptly attended to. rionoi sold at manufacturers' prices and carriage. Wnreroom, 4 doom north of JSeil House. novo iKVwIy a. RKF.D, Agent. A. P. STONE & Co., WHOLESALE DEALERS, EXCLUBIYELY, ARE now receiving their .Spring S-ock of British and American Dry Goodn, to which they invite the atteiv tiou of the merchants in Columbus and surrounding coun try Our stock is large and as complete as can be found in any Wholesale House in New York or Philadelphia, and we can and will sell tliein as cheap as they can he purchased in either of the above named cities, with ihe addition ol freight. We buy our goods of the Importers, Manufacturers, and at the great Package Auctions, the same places where the wholesale merchants east buy, and we can live a) as small profits in Columbus, where rents and other expenses arc nol one-tenth what they are east, as they can. Wo invite one and all to look ;tt our stock aud prices, and judge tor themselves. A. P. BTONE & CO. P. S. We takn this method to say to our old customera that our goods are now nrriving, and wo should be glad to see them. marltJ dtVw. B'HOYS, DO YOU HEAR THAT t GRKAT BARGAIN ! For sale I valuable farm, in Frank Un county, situated on the road leading lOtn Howard's Mill to Dublin, and one mile west of the Scioto river. Said farm contains 133 acres of land, 100 of which are cleared and in a good state of cultivation. On the premises are a good log dwelling house and ham, an orchard of good fruit trees, and two never-failing springs of water. For further particulars Inquire of the subscriber on the premises. ap!2-3mdifew. JOSEPH HART. SH EEP P K LTS . I hesuTbs7ribe"rwil I pay the high-est market price 10 cash for SHEEP PELTS. deliver ed -it his factorv on State Avenue. P HAYDKN. rebt4ddswtf. PATENT HARK MILLS, made in a new and highly approved manner; one of the best mills now in use, and warranted to perform well. Manufactured and for side by J. W. A. Gill, at the Juuc I9ewdctw1f. FRANKLIN FOUNDRY. J lit A W. A. GILL, TBON FOUNDRY, corner of Town and Canal streets. X (oluinbus,Ohio:Warehouse,No.7, Broadway Kxchange. Stoves Ploughs, Corn Shellers, Hollow Ware ; and a general assortment of Foundry castings, always on hand. Job work and Machinery made to order in the bast manner, and in short noliec. JunePj..w&t-wtf. WANTED, IN A STORE, A GOOD HONK ST GERMAN BOY.uge from 10 to 20 One who can taik Knglish.and can come with the best recommendation, will bear of a good situation by applying at this office. myPJ. LAWNS, &c. A LARGE lt of Printed Lawns, Cinghams, &c, pur chased since the great fall of prices, just received. AJtO, a few patterns of Bareges at reduced price, for sale by fjel-d&w. STANTON & LEE. LADIES' PHILADELPHIA SHOES. RECEIVED this nomine. 3 boxes super Hich Bus kins, of the bef-t Philadelphia make part ''urns aud part si ring heels, by H. COVVLKS OC CO. my 17 nfcw. Tribune copy.) TO RENTERS. WE have at this time a greatdeniand for houses to rent, and Ihose wishing good tenants would do well to leave their houses for rent, with us. march IU. MILLS &. SMITH. General Agents. pOPAUTNEKSHIP NOTICE. The rabeermera v.y have formed a copartnership under the firm of Ekk k son At Thkadu tu., for the transaction of the wool commission boaioeee, as heretofore conducted by the seu.or partner, at JNo. 5. Pearl sttcet. AARON ERICRfiDN, GEORGE TREADWELL. Boston, Dec. 12 dly. DISSOLUTION. The copartnership heretofore ei-iatleg between B. COMSTOCK At CO.. and M. P. HOWLKTT, was dissolved on the 1st dav of January, 1840 by mutual consent. HOWLETT & CO. inarchfi. SCBEIDAH GIN. b pipes Krneeend'l Pine Apple Gin. 3 do Clover Leaf do. In store and for sale low by BOUTHGATEj HAWTHORN et CO., jel. 24 Columbia st. Cincinnati VAUNISlf. lTMJRNlTURE VARNISH Nee, 1 and 2. Also, Polish-L Coach Body Varnish, for sale by J. B. WHEATON, Druggist, March Comer of High and Broad streets, IU STORY oTOoli and Silver, byJ.L.Com-r-t.stock, Mi D. Just received at the new bookstore, Neil House. fje!3 J. II. RILEY & CO. LATEST ARRIVAL AT Iff. GOODING'S, Mazarine Blue, Ureen, (.'berry and Mnroon Satins, for BcMTOeta, AleO . eepefior teOOOd Mourning, and Fancy Long BMWte, Demi vails, and sundry other lancy articles, nt one door south ot the I apitol House. dect'U. NOTICE. rTHE subRcribnr. hafhtfl relinauishcd his business in Co 1 lumbus, and desipniug to be absent a portion of the summer, hB left his books and notes with Mr. Matthew Long, at the bookstore of I. N. Whiting and Huntington, who in authorized to use his name in their settle cnent. All persons, therefore, who know themselves to he indebted to hirn either by note or hoe account, will please call imme dlettiy 0 Mr. Cong, and settle. J. R. SCROGGS. Lolumuus. May 1 1. IB4'J. VALUA1ILE HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE. The subscriber offers for sale, on very liberal terms, the following described real estate, situate on the National road, in the immediate vicinity of the eastern boundary line of ti e corporation of Columbus, and oppnsita the Blind Asylum, to wit: out lots Nos. 8G,iU, 100, 105 and lOtl.nfCros- by's addition of out lots. Also Nos 1, 2, 4 and 5. of Ram-scy's aildition. 2C. 27 and 30, of Champion's subdivision of hall "ection No. S3. Also, in lot No. 23, on Town street, of ('hampion's addition to the city of Columbus. On out lot No. 8fi there is a good two ftory brick houpe. together with suitable out-houses, ficc. There is also on in-iot No. ?.t, on Town street, a small frame house. For further par-licnlitM. as to price, Arc. inquire of the subscriber on the premises. npl....d.Vuif. AMOS iS. RAMSEY. BOOKS & STATION K H . 1. N. WHITING St HUNTINGTON, BookltUtri and Htaliontrn, I huh itrcrt. V A I.IAIU.K WO It KM I'Olt I'AH.HKItH. TMK ,'ARMER'S LIUKAUY; eonttIon Ueluru to Kurnipr. on AKricullural CbemlltTT. by Alcxamlcr P,tl holdt ; trio Principles ol' Agriculture, by Allmrt D. TllMr, and the Uook bf the Farm , being a systematic work on nracticnl agriculture, on nn entirely new nnd original plan ; by Henry Bttphens. Illustrated with portraits of nnimals jaaintcd Irnni lilo. beautifully engraved, and numerous wood cuts aud plates of agricultural implements so particularized as to ennhlc country mechanics to construct them Iroiu the descriptions. With copious noles and observations, by John H. Skinner ; I vols. Uvo. " No farmer who thirsts for llowl edge himself, or who aspires lo have bis son rise to (be true ' post ol honor,' the dignified station of an intellectual and accomplished agriculturist, canjustifiablv deny himself such a work as Stephens' Book of the Farm.'1 The Journal ol Agriculture, contains the best current productions in promotion of agricultural improvement, in-eluding the choicest prize essays issued in Kuropo and America, with original contributions from eminent iaiiiiers and state. men. Edited by John 8. Skinner ; S vols. Uvo. "The engravings in these volumes are numerous, and many of them nre colored to life and very cosily. They are nol only invaluable to everv farmer, but they will be louud extremely interesting ami beautiful volumes in every family whir, reading I'oims any portion of their occupation or amusement." The Western Farmer nnd Hardener devoted to Agricul lure, ftoriiculture, Uvdonlug, the Flower GlldlB, t'attle Haising, &.c. F.dited bv F.. J. Hooper. Thomas Alllock, Charles Foster, and Carles W. F.lliott. F.sqrs. 1 vol Uvo. F.ncvclopa'dia Of Agriculture ; comprising the Theory and Practice of the Valuation, Transler. Laying out, ini-provement and Management of Landed I'ropeity ; and tho Cultivation and Economy ol the Animal and Vegetable Fro. dnoUODI ol Agriculture, Including the hilest improvements j a general history of Agriculture in nil couutiies. iTnd a statistical view of its present slate, with suggestious for its future progress. With upwards of eleven hundred engravings on wood. 1 large vol Uvo. IVew edition, with amp-plcnient. containing all the re- e"t iniprovements. Ity J. C, Loudon. F. L. (i. Z., &. H. 8., ic. The Farmer's Companion ; or essays nn the principles and practice of American HlllbtlUlfT. With an appendix, containing tables, and other matter useful to ihe farmer; by the late lion. Jesse Buel I vol. lino, The Potatoe i'lant, its uses and proportioa ; together with the cause of the present malady. The extensicu of 1 1 ... t disease toother plants, and ibo question as to the best tneana of averting that calamity ; by Alfred Smee. I vol l"Jmo Tha Farmer's Treasuro ; a practical treatise on the na ture and value of manures, founded from experiments on various crops. Wilh a brief account of all the most recent discoveries in Agricultural Chemi.try. By F. Fulkner. 1 vol. li!ino. For sale nt the bookstore of I. N, WHITING dc HUNTINGTON. mvP dikw. BOUSE FOB II EXT. THE lour story brick house on the southeast corner of Town and Front Ktreets, is now for rent. This house has recently been finished off inside in a very neat stvle, nnd containing eight convenient rooms, is we'll calculated for a boarding bouse or for a good sized family. There are also a good cistern and pump in the yard. For terms, Ac, applv nt I lie Dookati re of jeltl. I. X. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. " BOOMS FOR It EXT. SKVFRAL rooms well adapted tor offices, over the store of II. Cowlcs &. Co., are for rent. Applv at the bookstore of I. X. WIUTlXti ,V lil'XTINTO.N. jell). NEW HOOKS. KAVANNAM, by Longfellow j 1 vol. Dacolah, by Mrs. Eastman) 1 vol. Lavard's Ninevali; 2 vols. Distumell's Railroad and Steamboat Book. For sale by jell. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. lf AOAZIXES FOB JUNE itJL God.v's Lady's Book i (iraliain s Magazine; Snrtain's Union Magazine. For sale bv may. I. X. WHITING ft HUNTINGTON. WOOD'S PHACTICE-Ncw Edition. - A TREATISE on the Praetioe of Medicine, by lleorgo B. Wood, M. 1). Second edition, just published 2 vols. Rvo. For8ale at the bookstore of my8, I. X. will ! ING .v HUNTINGTON. MAOAINES Godoy's Lady's Book for May; Graham's Magazine for May ; For sale bv ipM, l. N. WHITlNti & HUNTINGTON. Abhott'H History ol ( buries the Second. HISTORY of hing Charles the Second, of England ; by Jacob Abbott ; 1 volume, limo. Just received at the Bookstore of iny7 LX WIUTLNC ,t HUNTINGTON. Lnmartine's Confidentinl Disclosure.. TI1F Conlidenlinl Disclosures, or Memoirs of my Vouth; by Alphonse de Lainartine, author of " Tha liislory ol the Giroodistl t" transtatad from the French ; price cis. Agnes Morris; or, Tha Heroine of Domestic Life; price 20 cents. For sale by my7 I fi. WHITING da HUNTINGTON. Melville's New Work. MARDI ; ami a Voyage Thither; by Herman Melville; '2 vols. I Jin... I or sale nt the Bookstore of my7 I. X. WHITING it HUNTINGTON. Franklin llliiMrntcd--Piirts 7 nnd 8. THF. beautiful illustrated auto. biography of Benjamin Franklin, anil a narrative of his Public Life and Servi ces. Splendidly embellished by numerous exquisite designs by Chapman. Parts 7 and H, completing die work, at the Bookstore of my 7 I, X. WHITING dc HUNTINGTON. IRVING'S WORK-.Vol. 10. THF, Adventures of Captain Bonneville iii the Rocky Mountains and the Far West. Edited by Washington Irving ; I vol. with map. For sale by jell. I. X. WHITING HUNTINGTON. ORDAUNT II a i.l, . 0 P. a September Night; a novel, by the author of Two uie men's l aies. Xo. 7, Illustrated Life of Franklin. For sale by nwyS. I. N. whiting & HUNTINGTON. MACAUI.EY'S ENGLAND, lor 25 cents per Volume. rtym HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the accession J of James II.; by Thomas Babington Macauley : Tho (heap edition, vole. 1 nnd 2, at 25 cents. Vols. 1 anil Sol die line edition of the same work, in a clear, heautiful type and handsomely bound Queen Elizabeth. The History of Quean Elisabeth, by Jacob Abbott, with engravings ; 1 vol. (lino. Part (iih of the beautiful illustrated edition of the Life ol Frnnklin. Price U Cts, For sale at the BookBtore ol aplO I. X. WH1TIXG Sc HUNTINGTON. THE EXPEDITION TO THE DEAD SEA. NARRAT1V E of the late Kxp.dition to the Dead Sea. From a Diiry by one of the party. Edited by Fdwnrd P. Montague ; attached lo the luited States Expedition Ship Supply ; with incidents and adventures from the time of the sailing of the Expedition, in November. 1(117, till the return of tbs aame, in December, 1848. Illustrated with a map of the Holy Land, handsomely colored. Jn.t received nt the bookstore of ap25. 1. X WHITING & HUNTINGTON. ENGLISH COMMON LA W HEPORTS-Voi. nine 55. RF.PORTS ol cases argued and determined in tho Kng-lish Courts of I 'ommon Law, reprinted in full, containing the cases in the court of Queen's Bench, in Trinity UbmILm. U1.I 1 t II. I . .,.' J . w ,m ,- wvui, siimy lerio, anil l.aMer term, 1816. Mason and Weleby's Reports, vol. 11. Just received nt the bookstore of np'2j. 1. X. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. ASTORIA. ASTORIA, or Anecdotes ol an Enterprise, beyond ths Rocky Mountains, by Wellington Irving. The an-thor's new revised edition, complete iu one; with n new map ol the Oregon Territory, from the but anthorities. Alalaiitii, a story of the Sea, I y the author of " Ye-ma.se," "Guy Rivers," &c. 1 vol. 12 mo. Just received at the bookstoie of ap3o I. N. WHITING A. HUNTINGTON. VOLS. 51 & 52 OF THE LAW LIHRAHyT 1MIE Law Libraiy, Third Series, Vols. 61 and AS l con-. tsining Byles on Bills, with American Notes, Williams on Personal Property. Raymond on Bill, of Eiceu-tions, Recent Leading Cases. Whitworth's EqaitV Prccc-dest., Ate. Just received at the bookstore of ' a'25. 1. N. WH1TIXG & HUNTINGTON. K A LOOLAH. JOURNFYIXGS to the Djebel Kumri ; an autibiogrsidiv of Jonathan Romar: 1 vol li!mo. For sale by je'L LN. WHITING i HUNTINGTON. Hir'ivruvB GRAHAM'S Magazine, and Godey's l.adie.' Book, for April, lor sale bv sp I. X. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. CINCINNATI. glass, drn. f()fi HALF BOXES Bm.ikvkhnon Imi-koviu jyJJ VTbih Ovkn GLASS, assorted ns below. IIKHI half hmn. i;'i 11. in O.lll 0.19 '1,1 l ii. I i KXH) " 111x12. 10x1 1, 10x16, lOxKi, 10x17, 10x11), 10x20, 10x22. 10x21. " 12x11 12x16, lixlli, 12x17, 12x18, 12x20, 12x22. iax2-t. " 11x14, 11x15, 11x16, 11x17, 11x18, 11x20, 11x22, 11x2-1. " 1 1x18. Mx20, 1(1x20, lfix22, 16x24, 18x24, .'10x10. " lfix28. 1029 20x22, 20x24, aix.'K), 24x3fi. Double thick 8ll0. 10x12, 10x10', 20x21, to 30x10. Xo. 2. 8(10. 10x12. 10x1 1. 10x15. 0x12. I (XX) 500 500 600 200 Also 600boxos GLASS WARE ss.ortod. 50. " Xcrve nnd Bone Liniment. H" " I't nnd half pt. Flask., 25 " Qt, 20 Qt. Bottlos. 20 hnlfand 1 gall. 20 Oils. (Is, 12s, 21s, 80s and 10s to gal. 20 Lemon Syrups. 20 Godfreys. it Pickle Jars. 20 half add 1 gallon Jars. 15 Bear's Oils. Imitation Crown and double thick glass. Druggist's, Flint and Green Glass Ware, of every description. Orders promptly filled, of any siie or quslity of Window Glass or Glnss Ware, at Pittsburgh prices. N. W. SPEERS, No 12 Columbia st., March 2d, 1849. dly Cincinnati, O. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. WE beg loavo to inforn the Merchant, of the Western country that wo are now receiving in addition to our former strock a very extensive variety of Good, in the Hard ward line, of American, English and German manufacture Wc particularly request the Merchant, to an examination of our stock before they make their purrha.es in ot1 e.' markets, us we arc Confident that our price, will be foun J correspondingly low with those of New Vork and other Fa 1 tern cities. Our stock i. comprised in part of tho following! Collin's, Stamen's, SUM Mann'. Axes; Mill and X Cut Saws; Grass and Grain Scythes; Scythe Snenths ; Sickles; Hay nnd Manure Fork. Haines, TraeeB, Hoes; Anvils ; Shovels andJSpadeej And Looking Glasses. Also, a complete Rssortmcntof Shelf Hardware. Prompt nnd particular attention will be given to all or ders entrusted to our care. MEAD & WINSTON. March 4..t wtf. No. 15 Pearl street, Cincinnati. IDOAB COKBMM0, wti.i.iAM wool). A 1,1 Kin noun CONKLImG, WOOD & CO., MA.M'FACTURKRS OK Pure White Lead, Chrome Green. Red Lead, " Yellow, Litharge, ' Red, I'u'ty. Pari. Green. Whiting, tire dried, Chinese Blue, Paris White, Assorted colored PaiHts . and Cider Vinegar. North ride of Court street, East of Broadway. have adopted the most approved method, s. prkc- tised b best Eastern manufacturers, in manufac'.ur ing White Lead, and will warrant it equal to any manufactured in Ihe United States. Will warrant the quality of each article we manufacture, to be ns good as any lo be pro cured, and to give entire satisfaction, Olfered at lowest prices on usual time, er discount for cash, Cincinnati, Jan. 3 lyd&w Pr. SKIXNER, ( Lute of New Lisbon, Ohio,) GENERAL Agency. Commission and Forwarding Merchant, deals in Butler, Cheese, Lard, and Produce in general. No. 13, East Front st., near steamboat landing, Cin-cinnnti, Ohio. liefer to Justus Wright, and A. G. Richard.on, Bro. & Co., Cincinnati) II. W. Snodgrsja At Co., New Lisbon; Grigg-. Elliott, Philadelphia; John Smith. New Orleans; S. B. Ross, Portsmouth; Lawson &, Covode, Well.ville ; Ewalt and Gebhart, Pittsburgh; John Scott, Nashville; W. C. Scott. St. Louis. sep24 dtf. " TO THE PUBLIC. HAVING completed our new Piano and Tea Wareroomr, and received our first shipments, consisting of SB splendid Pianos, and 300 chests choice Teaa. wc invite purchasers and dealers in those articles to call and examine our stock winch will be replenished weekly. Our 'Peas are purchased for cash direct from Importers, and our Pianos being from the manufactory of Stodart dc Dunham. New York, cannot be equalled in the U. States. The Piano Saleroom is over the Tea Warerooiss, snd occupies the whole upper part of the building. Peas put up in 4 and h pound packages, of better quality, in better style, and nt lower prices than of nny of (he East-cm packing houses. SMITH & NIXON, BUgl, N. E. corner 7th and Walnut st... Cincinnati, O. RAOS WANTED. W. will at all time, not the highest market price in Cash for good Rags. The ore-sent price is g3,SS per hundred lbs. NIXON & CO., Paper Unnulacturers, Walnut st, Four doors below Pearl st,, Cincinnati. marchG52 Cin Gaz. 17INE BRANDIES. . 15 half Pipes J B Godard Brandy; 15 do Magloiy do. 10 do Lnfayetto do. 20 do Alexandre Signette do 10 do J. J. Dupuy do. In store and for .ale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., My "i. 24 Colombia st., Cincinnati. s MALL LUMP TOBACCO.- i! haw Mo. 5 'a Tobacco : MO do Vn. 8's ilrti 100 do Mo. 8's do; SO do Mo. 12'. do ; 10 do Mo. Ill', do; 150 do Mo. ft do ; 100 do Vs ft do ; in .tore and for sals low bv SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN cV CO.. Btarchv. 24 Columbia st , Cincinnsl, CATAWBA WINE.-2000 gallons Catawba Wine, twoyears old, manufactured by an experienced Viatner, for sa e by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORNE & CO., Cincinnati, May 14. 21 Columbia st. MAO LORY BRAX DY. Seven hf. Pipes Msglory Brandy this dav received and for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORX ft CO., nP17 24 Columbia st. f B. GODDARD BRAND V. 10 hf. Pipes this J . .Ulterior brand C'hamn iirne llranHv r,.,..iv,l ,,,1 r,,. sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO.. P" 24 Columbia st. SICILY LIQUORICE 5 case. Sicily Stick Lienor ice in store and for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORNE & CO. Cincinnati, May II. ?1 Columbia st. BURGUNDY POUT WINE.-50Qr.C..k. Fr. Durand " Burgundy Port, now landing and for sale bv SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., "P17 24 Columbia st. JIX TWIST TOBACCO.-1U0 keg. No. 1,6 Twist KJ U obacco. our own manufacture in .tnrn n,i,l r,,r i, SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN or. CO.. "' 18 21 Columbia .1. Cinninn.ti I 1 If! IB. 'I' If i Nil L'lUlI , - - - -...... ai. a. . Ian, XW 25 ca.k. Rice. 500 bid.. Tar, 200 do Fish. For sale by KING &. HEFFNER, 27 Main .ttsot, ar2- Cincinnati. OUOAR AND S. H. MOLASSES kJ 200 brls I:, I'm, ,1 HnmMi '.o.i,, 11 MJ...-. m! - . uu. j. ,,. ,'l.,MD,l., illllir", landing from Bella Isle, and for sale by "P" Miu cc HLf FiNKR, Cincinnati. MULES. Six very line Mules, .nitahla for Calitor nia 1 dvenlurers, may be had by applying to J6 KING &. HEFFNER, 27 Main st.Cineinnati. RUSINS.200To7e.7l00 i boTeVTlOO'i boxes, l'snd. iug from John Adams, and lor sale bv pb KING Jt HEFFNER, Cincinnati. MOLASSES. 1.000 brls Mola.se, landing from Bell. Isle, and for sale bv KING Sl HEFFNER aP" 27 Maiu .t.,Cinciunati. 100 spt BAGS Pimento ; 50 blips Java Coflce l.nding from United State., and for .ale by KING & HEFFNER, Cincinnati. LEATHER. 100 bundles Uppei and Skirting LesUier ju.t received by KING & HEFFNER. nP,; Xo. 27 Main st.. Cincinnati. TAR. 100 brls S. C. Tar. put received and forVale by apO king fc HEFFNER, Cincinnati. SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-3.0 hdds. Sugsr, fair and prune ; 1 ,2IK) hbls. MolH.se.. For .ale by KING & HEFFNER, 57 Main.treel. merit, Chisiuati a